Repos can have precommit hooks, which are just executables (usually executable she'll scripts, but anything will do) that will run (as your user) on commit, che

Repos can have precommit hooks, which are just executables (usually executable she'll scripts, but anything will do) that will run (as your user) on commit, checkout, etc. I feel like this change is a far bigger one than thought, and it's gonna break some workflows, such as mine where I have a git repo that's shared between multiple "users" that I run applications as. I'm glad I've not gotten too far into this project. The next step is just to keep doing a pull/push cycle on every commit, but it's a bit more of a pain to make that happen.